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Oklahoma State beats West Virginia 41-24 in Morgantown, and the Cowboys look more and more like a legitimate Big 12 contender.Send us Fan Mail
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Baylor beats Colorado 23-13 in Big 12 play, and both teams leave the game with very different questions.Send us Fan Mail
Texas Tech football is 4-0, but is there a Will Hammond problem? John Kurtz provides an instant reaction to the team's start.Send us Fan Mail
Texas survives Tennessee 20-17 in Knoxville, and the biggest story was not Arch Manning. It was the Longhorns’ dominant defense.Send us Fan Mail
The SEC has been the best-performing Power Four conference early in the college football season, which makes the latest strength-of-schedule propaganda even harder to understand. John Kurtz reacts to the Oklahoma-versus-Miami schedule debate and explains why the SEC does not need to inflate an already difficult Sooners schedule or start laying the groundwork to discredit Miami.Send us Fan Mail
The SEC might be the best conference in college football right now, so why does the propaganda machine still feel necessary?
In this episode, John Kurtz breaks down the SEC’s strong start, the constant schedule chest-puffing around Oklahoma and other league teams, and why overselling the conference may actually hurt its credibility.
Plus, College GameDay is heading to another SEC campus instead of Boise State-Western Michigan. Is that just the reality of modern college football and TV economics?
And in the Big 12, Oklahoma State-West Virginia might be the most fascinating game of the entire weekend. We break down the matchup, the quarterbacks, the contrasting offensive styles, and what this game could mean for the Big 12 race.
Also covered:
* Utah vs Iowa State
* Kansas State vs Cincinnati
* Texas vs Tennessee
* Oregon vs USC
* Ole Miss vs Florida
* Texas A&M vs LSU
* The biggest Week 4 college football storylines
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College football delivered another wild Saturday, and we’re breaking down the biggest results from across the country.
LSU headlines the conversation, while West Virginia made a major statement with a ranked win over Virginia and BYU’s offense exploded in a dominant performance against Colorado State. The Mountaineers are suddenly 3-0 and pushing their way into the Big 12 contender conversation, while BYU continues to look like one of the league’s most dangerous teams.
We’ll also get into Kentucky’s stunning road win over Texas A&M, whether the Aggies are already missing Collin Klein, Louisville’s explosive offense after beating SMU, Utah’s dominant shutout of Utah State, USC surviving Rutgers, Oklahoma’s ugly night against New Mexico and everything else that stood out from a packed college football Saturday.
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BYU is officially a top-10 team. But are the Cougars really a College Football Playoff-caliber team, and how many top-10 teams does the Big 12 actually have?
We break down BYU’s rise to No. 9, the explosiveness Legend Glasker has added to the offense, why Bear Bachmeier is taking fewer hits, and how much BYU’s early national credibility could matter for the playoff race. Plus, where Utah and Texas Tech fit into the Big 12’s top tier, my latest Big 12 power rankings, and what the AP Top 25 got right and wrong this week.
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College football delivered another wild Saturday, and we’re breaking down the biggest results from across the country.
LSU headlines the conversation, while West Virginia made a major statement with a ranked win over Virginia and BYU’s offense exploded in a dominant performance against Colorado State. The Mountaineers are suddenly 3-0 and pushing their way into the Big 12 contender conversation, while BYU continues to look like one of the league’s most dangerous teams.
We’ll also get into Kentucky’s stunning road win over Texas A&M, whether the Aggies are already missing Collin Klein, Louisville’s explosive offense after beating SMU, Utah’s dominant shutout of Utah State, USC surviving Rutgers, Oklahoma’s ugly night against New Mexico and everything else that stood out from a packed college football Saturday.
Subscribe to Open for Business for college football analysis covering the Big 12 and the biggest stories shaping the sport on and off the field.
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